PyreFi

Reference

AI Metrics Explained

PyreFi computes three proprietary scores for every token in the directory: Risk Score, Momentum Indicator, and Sentiment Score. This page explains how each score is built and how to use it.

Risk Score

0 = lowest risk

Risk Score is a composite measure of how dangerous a token is to hold. A score of 0 means minimal detected risk; 100 means extreme risk. The score is not a price prediction — a high-risk token can still appreciate significantly.

Input signals (weighted)

Volatility (30%)

Rolling 30-day standard deviation of daily returns, normalized against a universe of tokens in the same market cap tier. Higher volatility = higher risk contribution.

Liquidity depth (25%)

Order book depth at 1% and 2% slippage levels from the best bid/ask. Tokens with thin order books can be moved dramatically by relatively small orders.

On-chain activity (20%)

Transaction count, unique address growth, and developer commit activity. Low or declining activity suggests weakening fundamentals.

Token age (15%)

Older tokens with longer track records receive a lower risk contribution from this factor. Tokens under 6 months old are treated as maximum risk on this axis.

Concentration risk (10%)

The percentage of supply held by the top 10 wallets (excluding known exchange wallets). High concentration creates dump risk.

Score rangeLabelTypical tokens
0–20Low RiskBTC, ETH, top 20 large-caps
21–40Moderate RiskEstablished mid-caps, blue-chip DeFi
41–60Elevated RiskNewer mid-caps, smaller DeFi protocols
61–80High RiskSmall caps, new launches, low liquidity
81–100Extreme RiskMicro caps, meme tokens, very new projects

Momentum Indicator

100 = strongest momentum

Momentum Indicator is a forward-looking score that measures how much energy is behind a token's current trend. High momentum means the move has broad confirmation — it is not a prediction that the price will go up, but that current conditions support continuation.

Input signals (weighted)

Price trend strength (35%)

Rate of change across 1D, 7D, and 30D timeframes, weighted toward recent action. Captures both the magnitude and consistency of the current move.

Volume acceleration (30%)

Volume relative to 30-day average. A price move on 3x normal volume is a very different signal than the same move on 0.5x volume.

Social velocity (20%)

Rate of change in mentions, engagement, and sentiment across Twitter/X, Reddit, and Telegram — not the absolute level, but how fast it is growing.

Derivatives confirmation (15%)

Open interest trend and funding rate direction. Momentum confirmed by derivatives markets is more reliable than spot-only moves.

Sentiment Score

50 = neutral

Sentiment Score measures the overall attitude of the market toward a token at a given moment. It centers at 50 (neutral), with scores above 70 indicating broadly positive sentiment and below 30 indicating fear or negativity.

Data sources

News NLP (40%)

BERT-based sentiment classification of every news article mentioning the token from the past 7 days, weighted toward recency. Headlines and article bodies are both analyzed.

Twitter/X analysis (35%)

Sentiment of the top 500 posts by engagement from the past 24 hours. Bot accounts and known spam patterns are filtered before scoring.

Community channels (25%)

Telegram and Discord activity sentiment. Sourced from public channels and representative samples — not user-level surveillance.

NoteSentiment is a lagging indicator at extremes. When sentiment reaches 90+, it often precedes local tops because almost everyone who wants to buy already has. Use sentiment as a context signal, not as a primary entry/exit trigger.

Update frequency and access

PlanCurrent scoresHistory accessUpdate cadence
FreeSummary only (rounded)None5 minutes
BasicFull precision30 days5 minutes
ProFull precision90 days5 minutes
VIPFull precisionAll time5 minutes